Ordinary food may be as good as organic

IN A recent issue of Examiner Farming (May 15), Oliver Moore supports the claims that organics are nutritionally superior to conventional foods.

Ordinary food may be as good as organic

No one should get excited about his description of the published facts.

Yes, organic foods may contain higher levels of iron, magnesium, phosphorous vitamin C, etc — all of which are necessary dietary components.

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